French Police Identify Three Suspects in Paris Attacks

The transcript discusses the status of suspects in a case, with conflicting reports on their arrest. It highlights the public reaction in France, including a massive silent march in support of freedom of speech following the Charlie Hebdo attacks. The French President calls for national unity. The transcript also addresses the anger and potential division in France, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between peaceful Muslims and terrorists.

What was the Liberation newspaper's initial report about the suspects?

• They were confirmed arrested.

• They were identified and localized.

• They were released.

• They were found guilty.

How did the public in Paris show their support for freedom of speech after the Charlie Hebdo attack?

• By writing letters to the government.

• By holding a press conference.

• By pointing pens and press cards towards the sky.

• By organizing a protest march.

What was the French President's response to the Charlie Hebdo attack?

• He declared a state of emergency.

• He called for national unity and a day of mourning.

• He resigned from his position.

• He increased military presence in Paris.

What previous event is mentioned as having already caused anger in France before the Charlie Hebdo attack?

• An economic crisis.

• Smaller terrorist attacks during Christmas.

• A natural disaster.

• A political scandal.

What is a significant concern for the French government following the Charlie Hebdo attack?

• Increasing taxes.

• Mixing peaceful Muslims with terrorists.

• Losing international allies.

• Decreasing tourism.